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Step into the intriguing world of medical history on a guided walking tour through Berlin, Germany, focused on the legendary Charité hospital. This experience unveils the evolution of one of Europe’s most renowned university hospitals, tracing its origins from an 18th-century plague house to a center of scientific innovation.
Your knowledgeable guide will share captivating stories of celebrated doctors and Nobel laureates, including Rudolf Virchow, Emil von Behring, Robert Koch, and Ferdinand Sauerbruch. Discover the remarkable achievements and groundbreaking discoveries that shaped modern medicine.
The tour also delves into the darker chapters of the Charité’s past, exploring its complex role during the Nazi era. Gain insight into the ethical challenges faced by the institution and the impact of historical events on medical practice in Germany.
As you stroll along Luisenstraße and across the university campus, you’ll admire the Charité Bed House from the outside before entering Berlin’s oldest surviving teaching building, the mysterious Animal Anatomical Theatre. Please note, access to the hospital grounds and the Bed House interior is restricted due to hospital regulations.
This two-hour walking tour is conducted in German and is perfect for groups of up to 15 people. Availability at the Animal Anatomical Theatre may vary due to special events or public holidays. Secure your spot now to explore the hidden history of Berlin’s iconic Charité hospital.
